Cancer Today

T-cell receptor therapy showed some benefit in synovial sarcoma despite some limitations. But for a rare cancer with few treatment options, accelerated approval could be a starting point for an approach. brnw.ch/21wUsFf

Aerobic exercise can help improve mood, decrease stress, and reduce the risk for depression among people with cancer, according to new research. Learn more: brnw.ch/21wUrYy

This week in cancer news: Often, doctors do not discuss sexual side effects with patients, cardiac biomarkers may also predict cancer risk, and more. brnw.ch/21wUqWP

"Is this a normal symptom? Do I need to worry about this?" Capturing patient-reported outcomes may help manage quality-of-life issues by alerting doctors to changes patients are experiencing. brnw.ch/21wUp8p @crenshawseeds

I wish that prior authorization was a thing of the past but it isn’t. Here’s a brief summary: #advocacy

Ever been confused by your insurance company's prior authorization process? You're not alone. We asked @AshleySumrallMD to explain what patients and caregivers should know about prior authorization: brnw.ch/21wUjvi

“Every day is a gift. I want to use my voice in a good way.” After cancer treatment, including a liver transplant, Lorrinda Gray-Davis devoted herself to advocacy for other organ recipients. brnw.ch/21wUhIp

In our summer issue, Editor-in-Chief William G. Nelson, MD, PhD, explains common sources of air pollution that can increase your risk for cancer. brnw.ch/21wUgLc

This week in cancer news: A "suboptimal percentage" of people with advanced cancer get biomarker testing, GI cancer incidence rises in people younger than 50, and more. brnw.ch/21wUgd9

#DYK? Most Americans don't meet the recommended daily calcium goals, but increasing calcium intake could lower the risk of colorectal cancer. Read more: brnw.ch/21wUejx

Writer Danielle Frodyma wanted to help young kids understand cancer, so she wrote a picture book about the disease. Read our conversation with Frodyma: brnw.ch/21wUceX

People whose mismatch repair-deficient tumors have a complete response to immunotherapy may be able to complete treatment without the need for surgery. brnw.ch/21wUaq8

T-cell receptor therapy signals progress in treating synovial sarcoma, but comes with notable toxicities. Learn more: brnw.ch/21wU8JY @sandrapdangelo @DrSarcoma

Cancer and its treatment can impact your bones. What can you do to prevent damage? We asked an expert, and he offered proactive steps for maintaining bone health. Read more: brnw.ch/21wU7hB

#ICYMI: “For patients, this offers a meaningful step forward.” Immunotherapy is expected to change practice in early-stage gastric and gastroesophageal junction cancers. brnw.ch/21wU61A

This week in cancer news: Steroids at the start of treatment can interfere with immunotherapy, colorectal cancer linked to sexual side effects, and more. brnw.ch/21wU5kk

At a time when research-driven breakthroughs in cancer science and medicine are becoming routine, a reduction in federal investment in research threatens to stall progress. Read the latest Policy Matters from the @AACR: brnw.ch/21wU3ix

As people live longer and treatment improves, the population of cancer survivors continues to grow. But how many survivors are there in the U.S.? Read about the latest estimate from researchers: brnw.ch/21wU1BL

A cancer diagnosis doesn’t mean giving up on meaningful moments. These travel tips help caregivers plan safe, joyful getaways. mdanderson.org/cancerwise/tra…

Another treatment option for metastatic prostate cancer - @DanaFarber's @PrafulRavi1 discusses PSMA-targeted therapy, which delivers radiation directly to cancer cells, in @CancerTodayMag by @AACR. @DanaFarber_GU Read more here: bit.ly/4nEGMz4